Biosecurity NZ has expanded its surveillance zone in Auckland to 11 kilometres to combat the spread of invasive yellow-legged hornets, which threaten native bee populations and are being monitored through increased trapping, public reporting, and technological tracking.
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Biosecurity doubles auckland s surveillance zone for yellow legged hornetsurgent threat to honey bees and public safety
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